Fire & Ice Dragon Mountain Dice brings handmade resin polyhedrals with captured peaks to roleplaying games. Check out funding goals, tiers, and details.
New Dungeons & Dragons Disability Pride dice support AAPD with accessible design
Sirius Dice and Wizards of the Coast release an accessible D&D dice set featuring OpenDyslexic numbers, an arch d4, and charity support for AAPD.
Star Trek MTG dice set features oversized resin ships and blind boxes
Sirius Dice launches a new line of officially licensed Star Trek accessories for Magic: The Gathering players this November.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #379
Steve Jackson steps down at Steve Jackson Games, Games Workshop reveals a Necromunda roleplaying game, and Mark Cooke joins UKGE. Catch up on the week’s top TTRPG news.
When to order a Christmas gift for a tabletop player so it arrives in time
Order custom handmade dice bags and trays by 1 December to guarantee Christmas delivery. Read maker shipping deadlines and tabletop gift ideas from GameFancy.
Vox Machina adventure dice sets arrive as Sirius Dice reveals Mighty Nein plans
Sirius Dice launches officially licensed Critical Role Vox Machina dice sets, alongside previews for upcoming Mighty Nein and Bells Hells collections.
Lord of the Dice II: Modular metal dice replacement hits Kickstarter
Discover how Lord of the Dice II replaces standard polyhedral sets with a glueless, modular metal spinner cube for tabletop roleplaying games.
Sharp edges and silent gaps: A look at the new Vox Machina adventure dice sets
As Sirius Dice gears up to release seven character-inspired Vox Machina sets, a curious hybrid production method introduces a single sharp-edged d20 to standard tumbled geometry.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #362
Get the latest RPG news including the end of Achtung! Cthulhu, the Doppel Kickstarter failure, Wizards of the Coast cancellations, and UKGE updates.
The heavy cost of the Convention Gauntlet: Why independent retailers are forced to gamble big
Why are independent roleplaying games retailers taking massive risks? Geek Native looks at Tabletop Dominion’s logistically brutal double convention crusade.
